They call me the brand police.
And I hate it.
So who's policing your brand?
Every charity has a Freya and a Jay.
She is the last check before anything goes out. Which makes her the one who says no, to the fundraiser in a hurry and to the region that already posted it.
Ten campaigns live at once. He is the one who gets told no, usually late, usually after the work is finished. Nobody enjoys that conversation.
Nobody here was careless. The checking just happens after the work is made. Or worse, never, and nobody can see what is already out there.
We don't want to dishearten them. Like the brand police are watching over them.
The goal was never to catch people out. It is to make sure nobody has to.
Who's policing your brand?
Six honest questions about who can publish, who checks, and what happens when nobody does.
Trusted by brand teams at over 30 UK charities.
Four real comments from charities we work with.
Built in, not policed.
Your brand, your cleared assets, your rules, baked into every template. So on-brand and legally safe isn't something you check for. It's the only thing that can come out.
- First look, before anyone else
- Priority onboarding at launch
- Founder pricing, locked in
Find out who is policing yours. Two minutes.
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Join the waiting list. One email. That's it, and we'll take it from there.
Big fan over here also! What lots of people don't realise is that you have designers that actually create the templates. And take the pressure off in-house creative teams and free them up to do more conceptual stuff!
I love RightMarket, it just makes it so easy to design on-brand promotion materials. :-)
It's been great working with you all on this project, everyone in the team is so knowledgeable. We've learnt so much during the last year and are looking forward to developing the project further 💛
Since using RightMarket, our materials are more on-brand, consistent and quicker to produce. It's helped empower people to implement our brand effectively, and given our team better visibility of what's being produced. I'd highly recommend it.